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Unicraft MES 250-2 Electric Hoist
This electric hoist can lift 125 kg to 12m and 250kg to 6m. Includes a deflection pulley with a load hook and a dead-man switch for safe work. The operation switch has a IP54 protection rating. Fitted with a limit switch to shut off the motor once it reaches to highest or lowest position. The hoist is supplied with brackets to fit on 43mm square tubing.
- Lifting Capacity
- wo/deflection pulley: 125kg - 12m
- w/deflection pulley: 250kg - 6m
- Supply: 230V ~ 50Hz
- Max Lifting Speed: 8m/min without the deflection pulley and 4m/min with.
- Cable Diameter: 3.0mm
- Weight: 11kg
Note: Beam rollers are not required for fixed installation but if you intend to make a roller system then two beam rollers will be required as the hoist needs to be kept level during operation for the wire rope to feed back on to the drum correctly.
What is the difference between electric chain hoist and electric wire rope hoist?
Electric chain hoists and electric wire rope hoists serve the same fundamental purpose, facilitating the lifting and moving of heavy loads with precision. However, each has distinct characteristics that suit different applications and environments, offering unique advantages based on the specific lifting needs.
The chain hoist uses a chain to lift loads, providing exceptional durability.
In contrast, the wire rope hoist employs a wire rope wound around a grooved drum. This configuration offers smoother operation, particularly beneficial for applications requiring long lifting distances or scenarios in which minimal load swing is paramount. Furthermore, wire ropes tend to exhibit reduced wear when subjected to heavy-duty cycles.